Sigma Tile Cutter with Pull Handle
Product Details
Sigma Pull Handle Tile Cutters - 3G2, 3L, 3B4, 3C2, 3D2Sigma tile cutters are professional grade, light-weight tile cutters for ultra precise cutting of porcelain tile, ceramic, glass mosaic tile and more. The Sigma tile cutters feature a pull handle design and an enlarged breaker table for easy scoring and snapping of larger tile. Features
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8 questions
Does the gauge come in inches or is it metric?
by Joseph 8/27/2015 9:04:04 pm
All the Sigma cutters we sell have a gauge in inches.
What is the difference between the Sigma 2B3 and the 3B2 Pull Handle Tile Cutter?
by Pat 1/31/2016 9:48:39 pm
The Sigma 3B2 Pull Handle Tile Cutter has a larger, higher quality base, gauge, spring loaded pads and support arm.
Sigma 2B3 Pull Handle Tile Cutter
Base Width: 8"
Total Spring loaded pad size: 10-1/4" W x 14" L, Spring loaded pads overhang base.
Total Guide Length: 23-1/2".
Sigma 3B2 Pull Handle Tile Cutter
Base Width: 13"
Total Spring loaded pad size: 13" W x 17-3/4" L, No overhang with spring loaded pads.
Total Guide Length: 32-1/4".
What are the Sigma's 3G body dimensions (long, wide, high)?
by Anonymous 12/25/2016 2:32:23 pm
Here are the dimensions:
Length - 27"
Width - 25-1/2" with ruler guide, 12-3/4" just cutting table
Height - 8" with handle, 6-1/2" to top of guide bar
What is the difference between 3B4K and a 3B4M?
by cliff 2/6/2017 1:12:02 pm
The 3B4K features a Klick-Klock handle, whereas the 3B4M has a MAX handle.
What is the difference between the Sigma 3D and the 3D2 tile cutters? Also, can the pull handle be replaced with the Max push handle?
by Mark Crawford 1/18/2020 5:23:51 pm
The difference would be a minor upgrade to the tile cutter. Whenever there is an upgrade, Sigma adds the next number in a series. This upgrade can be something as minor as a screw being replaced.
You can replace the push handle with a MAX handle, however, you need to make sure that the handle will fit the tile cutter rail.
6 reviews
worth the extra coin
by murphy
Replaced my ragged out 2 yr old First Gen Rubi 29" TIT cutter with the Sigms 3B2. Although the new V.2 Rubi has improved all the short falls of the first incarnation with its slotted screw down fence clamp and thru bolt replacement wheel, the Sigma in my opinion is still worth the extra dough. The breaking force of the springed table is noticeably stronger and the glide of the scoring handle is smoother equating to clean and effortless cuts and rips everytime. Dig this machine!
De lo mejorcito
by AlexRCA
Tengo 10 años instalado tiles , eh probado muchas marcas, mis primeros años use una Rubi hasta que por casualidad un instalador con expericencia de mas de 25 años haciendo tile me recomendo Sigma, desde esa vez nunca eh usado otra marca, estas cortadoras duran mucho pero mucho tiempo con decirles que mi primera cortadora la sigo usando hace 8 años, si buscas la perfeccion en tus trabajos con Sigma no te equivocas, cortes exactos , la puedes subir o bajar segun el grosor de la ceramica , las instalaciones en 45 son 3 veces mas rapidas.
son caras pero valen cada centavos de lo cuesta probalas no te arepentiras al igual que yo.
Sigma 37 inc
by Marco Pereira -
excellent product, perfect service and delivery on time, thank you very much
Awesome service!
by Frank
I received an email that the Sigma Tile Cutter I ordered was out of stock. Shortly afterwards I received a phone call from Luis telling me he found the cutter I wanted. I received it shortly afterwards. That’s what I call awesome service! Thanks Contractors
Direct, you guys go above and beyond !
Excellent
by Alvaro
Excellent
Your professionalism will make me a repeat customer thanks again.
by Jason Dunn
Good morning,
Absolutely fantastic staff and a wonderful product thank you so much.